the best was when he zoomed in and flipped a cornea reflection on an apartment building security camera.
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ah. the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
just an excerpt from our pre-departure briefing
also to be posted in this thread: suggestions for pictures to leave as the desktop on the mobile data terminals, funny, awesome, awkward, etc.
AOL changed their logo (seriously):
my fiance's dad still uses aol. when i asked him why he thought he still needed it to get online with a broadband connection. that shows you their customer base and explains why they can't afford a fancy logo anymore.
p.s. how much do you think their marketing team got paid for this genius design?
p.s. how much do you think their marketing team got paid for this genius design?
my mom still uses aol with her cable connection. she knows that she doesn't need it but still uses it anyway *facepalm*
we bought our grandpa a computer in 1998 that has 64 MB of ram, an 8 GB HDD, most likely a P2, running windows 98 (You can shut down to DOS mode--which I did just for the novelty and nostalgia). To this day he still uses AOL with a 56K modem. *floppydongforehead*
lol how'd you find it?
alek apparently knows them through some other people
btw. i found this picture awhile ago but never posted it. i think this just may be the best picture ever taken. ever.
mkAOOooww!
This actually creeps me out a little. *shrugs*
I'm singing in the rain, just singing in the rain!
yeah for the record you usually can't hotlink 4chan images, you have to download it and upload it to 409.
i have no doubt it was super creepy though.
i have no doubt it was super creepy though.
damn. It was a little boy dressed as a character from a clockwork orange. he was wearing all white with the suspenders, fake eye lashes on one eye, and a glass of milk. it wasn't inherently creepy, but the association is disturbing.